IIHNE-Interfaces & Interactions in numerical & Instrumental Hydrodynamics
The IIHNE research group is studying complex hydrodynamic flows in interaction with marine structures.
The group's research can be applied to problems in marine engineering (naval, offshore, EMR) and performance or safety of marine structures. The research group also works on experimental and numerical modeling of the dynamic behavior of marine structures and systems (ships, wind and hydroelectric platforms, submarines, sailboats, etc.) under the effect of external forces (waves, winds, currents ...) or internal (Safran, mobile appendices ...).
The group's research can be applied to problems in marine engineering (naval, offshore, EMR) and performance or safety of marine structures. The research group also works on experimental and numerical modeling of the dynamic behavior of marine structures and systems (ships, wind and hydroelectric platforms, submarines, sailboats, etc.) under the effect of external forces (waves, winds, currents ...) or internal (Safran, mobile appendices ...).
Research axes
- Swell / structure interaction
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- Complex interfaces flows
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- Hydroelasticity
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- Flows around rotating machines, wind and hydro turbines
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Industrial Chair and Joint Laboratory
The H2i group is also involved in the research work of an industrial chair and a joint laboratory:- Bureau Veritas/Centrale Nantes Chair on ships of the future
- Joint Laboratory of Marine Technology, Naval Group (formerly DCNS), Centrale Nantes and Nantes University
- Read more about BV chair and Naval Group Joint Laboratory
Published on March 27, 2017
Updated on January 25, 2021
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Projects and partnerships
Research groups
- DAUC-DYNAMICS OF URBAN AND COASTAL ATMOSPHERE
- EMO-OCEAN WAVE AND MARINE RENEWABLE ENERGY
- IIHNE-INTERFACES & INTERACTIONS IN NUMERICAL & INSTRUMENTAL HYDRODYNAMICS
- METHRIC-MODELLING OF INCOMPRESSIBLE TURBULENT FLOWS AT HIGH REYNOLDS NUMBERS AND COUPLINGS
- D2SE-DECARBONIZATION & DEPOLLUTION OF ENERGY SYSTEMS